Diet measures for ascites fluid in low grade mucinous adenocarcinoma of colorectal origin
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PMP Pals is the world’s oldest global volunteer run organization that gives hope to patients and caregivers fighting Appendix Cancer, also known as Pseudomyxoma Peritonei or PMP. We provide information and support through our many free programs including:
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Eat Like a King – get advice on diet and nutrition after surgery from Linda
Ask Arthur – get answers to your clinical questions from retired pediatric surgeon and PMP survivor Arthur
Get Well Cards – Pals from around the world send you cards after surgery or to celebrate a survival anniversary
Pal Mentors – for patients and caregivers, carefully chosen to match your diagnosis and demographics, no matter where you are in your journey
Bare Bottom Bears – our oldest program that sends you a personalized teddy bear
Quarterly Newsletters – help educate you on the world of PMP and sharing stories of inspiration
PMP Pals Web Site – provides a wealth of information to help Find a Surgeon, access our support programs and honor those no longer with us
Blogs – provide detailed information about important topics you may encounter such as wound care, financial support or alternative therapies
PMP Pals Facebook Page – see pictures of Pals living life abundantly, even with a rare cancer
Pal Handbooks – A different handbook for each phase of the journey, from preparing for surgery, to recovery, to coping with chemotherapy
Events – meet us throughout the year at various fundraising events and symposiums
Annual Conference – join the Pals at our Annual Conference for networking, support and inspiration
If you or someone you know is affected by this rare cancer, please contact us today at [email protected] so we can provide HOPE to YOU!
PMP Pals does publish the latest research and provides ideas for treatment, but it is NOT qualified to provide medical advice. Patients MUST consult with their physicians to establish their treatment, recovery and follow up plans.
Note: If you want to access the legacy PMP Pals web site, click here. There’s still plenty of good information and references that you can use!

PMP Pals has HOPE for YOU!
Last updated: August 15, 2017
Marissa’s Journey

My husband John and I had been married for just over a year, we were trying to have kids and for months nothing was happening. So Nov 2016 I went to my OBGYN to figure out what was going on. She said your entire pelvic area is swollen I want you to get an ultrasound. […]
Marissa Iamello
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It is most common in breast, ovarian, colon, stomach and pancreatic cancer. Ascites can happen several ways: When cancer spreads to the abdominal lining, it can cause irritation and stimulate the lining to create extra fluid.
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